Floating Hospital to Run Summer Trips for Sick Babies
The Rev. Rufus B. Tobey and the Berkeley Temple organize a summer Floating Hospital for babies. A barge will leave Snow's Arch wharf on Aug 12 with weekly trips, later twice weekly as funds allow, supported by $2200 raised locally.
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Rufus B. Tobey
Berkeley Temple
Children’s Floating Hospital
Steamboat Company
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Tobey
Edward Everett Hale
Samuel Breck
Floating Hospital
New York City
St. John’s Guild
Corbett Divorce Case Continues in New York
Judge McAdam appoints Edward Jacobs referee to hear issues in the absolute divorce suit filed by Ollie Corbett against James J. Corbett the pugilist. Referee will assess charges and determine alimony and counsel-fee rights based on financial ability.
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New York
A. H. Hummel
McAdam
Superior Court
Edward Jacobs
Ollie Corbett
James J. Corbett
Corbett
An Electric Exhibition and Rattan Goods Buying Tip
The piece advises buyers to avoid a single rattan shop and visit the Paine Furniture Company warerooms on Canal Street to view popular pieces from all leading manufacturers. It notes greater selection and potential savings by shopping across brands.
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Poe
Paine Furniture’Company
Canal Street
Paine
Donations to the Boston State Beekeepers Society
An unclear notice records donations to a local beekeeping group. The entry lists totals received and names a treasurer, with a request for acknowledgment.
Watterson's chase after wife and child follows Nashua arrest
In Lynn on Sunday night Joseph Chase ex-bartender and Mrs May Waterson wife of shoe maker James Waterson faced arrest after a husband’s pursuit. Waterson a former Lynn policeman tracked them to Nashua and hotel where they registered as Putney and wife of Nashua. The couple were seized and the child’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Lynn
Julie
Joseph Chase
May Waterson
James Waterson
Washington Street
Nasaua
Waterson
Post 6. G. A. R
Waverly Street
Whittier Street
Chase
Boston
Union Depot
Twain
Green Street
W. C. Putney
Nashua
N. H
Mr. Chase
American Express
Watersons
Post
Amherst College Commencement Debates and Prize Exhibitions
Amherst College continued commencement activities with a Hardy prize debate on whether highly civilized nations degenerate. Names include Andrews, Bishop, Little, Ray for the affirmative and Hardy, Morrow, Stocking, Tibbetts for the negative. Kellogg prize exhibits followed with topics on Jefferson Davis, Dickens, Fort Wagner, and other historic themes. prize winners to be announced Tuesday evening.
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Amherst
Amherst College
College Hall
Charles A. Andrews
Waltham
Mass
Edwin J. Bishop
St. Paul
Minn
Charles G. Little
Evanston, Ill
Benjamin &£. Ray
Florence
Ernest W. Hardy
Northampton
Dwight W. Morrow
Alleghany
Penn
Jay T. Stocking
Lisbon Centre
N. Y
Albert M. Tibbetts
North Brookfield
Laird
Fred R. Conant
Worcester
Jefferson Davis
Blaine
Harold Walker
Chicago
Ill
Matthews
Jay C. Bissell
Buffalo
Corwin
Clinton A. Strong
Southampton
Mess
Irwin
John RB. Lind
Talleyrand
Benedict Arnold
Lippard
Charles D. Kennedy
Kingston
Dickens
Gilbert
George G. Bradley
Montclaire
N. J
Workhouse
Dagonet
William C. Duncan
Fort Wagner
Dickinson
Arthur F. Warren
Falmouth
Freeman
Seward
John R. Garnell, Jr
Albany
Coffin Tale of Woolwich Mass Burned Steel Myth
A Woolwich arsenal worker reportedly fell into twelve tons of white hot moulton steel. The War Department debated whether to reuse the metal after the disaster or bury it, fearing disrespect to the dead.
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British
War Department
Woolwich Arsenal
England and United States duel in Newton tennis
At West Newton Neighborhood Club England and United States players faced off in a day of matches. Mahoney beat Hobart in a tight series while Pim edged Chace in a lengthy Pim Chace battle.
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Malcolm Chace
Pim
Fred Mansfield
Mahoney
Hobart
Deuce
Hovey
Chace
Fred Hovey
Pam
Love
Dartmouth Glass Day Ends 1895 Class Day Events
Dartmouth Hanover June 24 class day featured speakers from Ossipee Vermont and Maine and New Hampshire. The procession led by Reeves's Band moved to the old chapel and alumni athletic field for addresses. The Tower history speech by ex President Bartlett highlighted the 71 foot tower built by classes 85 to 89.
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Reeves
E. S. Watson
Pittsfield
George W. Day
Plymouth
Old Chapel
F. E. Austin
Amesbury
Mass
J. B. R. Hayes
Somersworth
College Park
W. A. O'Leary
Southboro
Bartlett
H. D. Foster
F. E. Mason
Hinsdale
N. H
Old Pine
J. W. H. Pollard
Haverhill
A. D. West
Newport
B. T. Scales
Dover
Captain Clark Vanishes With Part of Fleet Funds
Captain James R. Clark of Beverly vanished under mysterious circumstances along with a portion of the schooner James R. Clark's funds. Owners report about 2500 dollars missing and say the crew's share will still be paid.
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Beverly
James R. Clark
Captain Smith's Son Drowns on Yale-Harvard Trip
New London Conn June 24 A bereavement hits Captain Smith of the steamer service Many years in the Yale Harvard races Ward Smith twelve year old son on the steamer's trip to Long Island today fell overboard while using a hawser and drowned The tragedy occurred during the voyage to the island with the vessel carrying racing enthusiasts
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Smith
New London
Conn
Ward
Ng Island
Eclipse wringer and bench combines a superior clothes wringer
The Improved Eclipse wringer and bench combines a top quality wringer with a tub free design allowing easy movement and water changes without unfastening. It folds compactly for storage and offers several market styles. The Eclipse bag rolls and uses first grade Para rubber in rolls. The wringer is claimed durable for 10 years.
Double Wedding and Firing at East Boston Cobbler
Pasquale Garofalo known as Frank Brown shot his 18 year old wife at the London and Porter streets home in East Boston after two marriages to her within days. She was wounded in the back and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Garofalo fled toward Chelsea and possible New York. The motive cited is jealousy as police pursue the suspect and the victim's condition is monitored.
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Pasquale Garofalo
Frank Brown
Mar
New York
Captain Irish
Station 7
Garofalo
Chelsea
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bay Sibre
Maria Concedo Guida
Alphonso Guida
London
Porter Streets
Prince Street
London Street
Guida
Guido
Trenton
Marion Streets
Philip Carfagno
Brother of Unlucky Bride Describes Garofalo Plot
Guida, brother of the wounded bride, testifies Garofalo planned the crime and provided her dowry. He suggests Garofalo carried a revolver and intended to shoot. the sister blamed him, not herself. Captain Irish arrested Philip Carfagno for aiding Garofalo's escape. Garofalo, 24, 5 ft 8 in, with a small dark mustache, was described by police.
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Guida
Garofalo
Italy
Brown
Noon Christian Endeavor Services to Dot Boston
Delegates plan noon field services in 20 shops and factories with bands, guides, and flag bearers to show what Christian Endeavor means. Meetings will spread to Faneuil Hall and other city venues, led by Rev. James L. Hill and colleagues, originated in Pennsylvania and expanding after Reading York trials.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Boston
Mohammet
Faneuil Hall
Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor
Texas
Christian Endeavor Society
James L. Hill
D. D
Salem
Charles Roads
Philadelphia
Charles A. Oliver
York
Penn
Pennsylvania
Convention of
Christian Endeavor Societies
Reading
Baptists
Boston Common
Congregationalists
Williston
Mechanics’ Fair
Roxbury Man Missing After Early Friday Departure
Ralph Simpson Daley of 30 Norfolk Street Roxbury is missing from his home since early Friday morning. Friends fear he may have taken his own life due to long illness and severe despondency. He is 67, dark complexion with gray hair and mustache, 5 feet 9 inches tall.
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Ralph Simpson Daley
Norfolk Street
Roxbury
Outing Planned for City Colored Children on July 10
Father Field, a well known figure in the city, will celebrate his birthday by arranging an outing for his colored children at Winthrop in the West End on July 10. Contributions of any sort are gratefully received by treasurer Miss Lillian A. Lewis at 106 Myrtle Street or at the Mission House 44 Temesle Street.
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Father Field
West End
Winthrop
Lillian A. Lewis
Myrtle Street
Mission House
Temesle Street
Dana Cleared in Libel Suit by Judge Brown
The U.S. District Court judge rules against sending Charles A. Dana to Washington in the libel case brought by F. B. Noyes. Dana will not be required to travel to the capital.
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New York
F. B. Noyes
Charles A. Dana
Brown
United States Strict Court
Mr. Dana
Washington
Local Wringer and Mangle Makers Advertise Services
The American Wringer Company at 18 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mail orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Deaths notice pile from Norfolk Downs and nearby towns
Obituaries list deaths in Norfolk Downs Groton Mass and neighboring towns with names Edwin A Hill Gilbert Williams Adelaide F Brown and Dr Stephen W Hopkins. Funeral details show dates June 2 June 23 and locations 18 Glover Avenue Broad Street Main Street and Woodlawn Cemetery. Interments at private or specified cemeteries.
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Soston
Pim and
Newton
Dartmouth
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Maria Guida
Irish
Antonio
Boston College
Charles E. McLaughlin
Gypsy Baron
Strauss
William T. Denon
Ambrose A. Dore
Nicholas S. Lawless
John W. Sweeney
Polyphemus
Ulysses
Arthur H. Fogarty
Herbert C. French
Eneas
Francis J. Conlin
Odin
John F. Walsh d
King Arthur
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B.duffy
Hultic
Edwin P. Does
Eurydice
Thomas D. Lavelle
Gillet
Teseeees Sttauss
Second Grammar
John J. Sheehan
Charles
O’connor
Thomas H. Miley
John
W. Sweeney
Nicholas
Lawless
Eugene J. Feeley
William B. Finnigan
Cornelius A. Murphy
Joan F. Walsh
Ambrose A
Patrick H. McCarthy
Reagen
John H. Noyes
William T. Shean
John J. Cowhig
John J. Woodis
Lewis F. Pheneut
Joseph P. Lynch
William J. Rich
James M. Murdock
Charles L. Kimball
Jeremiah Hartigan
James J. Flynn
Hugh Co. McGrath
John A. Reardon
Charles N. Finn
Henry Ss. Wessling
George A. Gately
Augustus L. Sullivan
Edward J. Frazer
Leo F. O'Neil
Joseph T. Sheehan
John H. Forestall
Joseph R. Williams
Charles A. O’brien
John B. Doyle
James ‘J. Barnes
Vincent L. Kelley
David J. Flynn
William P. Murphy
Jones J. Corrigan
Francis R. Mullen
Benjamin T. Merrill
Michael Sullivan
William H. Dee
William A. Kennedy
James A. Hartigan
John P. Crotty
Jeremiah J. Hartigan
Charles L. Campbell
David C. Coleman
William A. O’kane
Charles F. Mahoney
Frederick A. Hasenfuss
Edward J. Fagan
James
Edwin P. Dore
John J. O’bhean
Joseph T. Loughey
John F. Madden
Joseph P. Cady
Bartholomew C. Coyne
Richard H. Splaine
James T. Barnes
John F. Walsh
Francis J. Conlon
Patrick H. Cronin
William A. O'Kane
A. Charlier
S. J
James J. Corrigan
Walter J. Gill
Minnesota
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
Worcestershire
United States
John Duncan’s Sons
Military Movement
African Methodist Episcopal and
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Charles Street
A. M. EB. Church
R. Haywood Stitt
Advent .Christian
Advent Christian Church
Emerald Street
A. C. Johnson
Baptist—Tent Endeavor
H. C. Vedder
Chester
Presbyterian Church
Concord Street
W. R Cruikshank
Montreal
P. Q
Christian
Berkeley
Warren Avenue
G. W. Morrow
West Randolph
Church of God
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
John W. Mackey
Harrisburg
Congregational
W. H. Strong
Detroit
Mich
Cumberland Presbyterian
R. W. Lewis
Meridian
Miss
Disciples of Christ
South End Tabernacle
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
Allan B. Philputt
Free Baptist
First Free Baptist Church
Rutland Street
Oo. H. Tracey
Friends
Friends Meeting House
Townsend Street
Warren
Winslow M. Bell
Milter
M. E. Church
St. Mark’s
Canton Street
Paul M. Strayer
Baltimore
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Warrenton Street
H. E. Randthaler
Bethlehem
Presbyterian
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
George B. Stewart
Protestant Episcopal
Canada
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Canon J. 3B
Richardson
Ont
Reformed Church In America
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Isaac W. Gowen
New Durham
Reformed Church In the
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Henry T. Spangler
Collegeville
Reformed Episcopal
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth and
Harwich Streets
Samuel Fallows
Reformed Presbyterian
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand and
Isabella Streets
Samuel McNaugher
Southern Presbyterian
James Lewis Howe
Lexington
United Brethren
Park Street
Park Streets
H. F. Shupe
Dayton, C
United Evangelical
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline Streets
Otis L. Jacobs
York, Penn
United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
Chandler Streets
Dana